1 July 2026: Another publication from the team! A little fun side-project on the effects of Ultrasound stimulation on cortical excitability.
29 June–3 July 2026: It's official! I've officially joined the Global Young Academy during the GYA's 2026 Annual General Meeting.
15–19 May 2026: Some relevant work from the team was presented at VSS2026.
4 March 2026: Our second preregistration is now live! Read all about it in the Open Science Framework.
28 February 2026: It happened! The inaugural in-person meeting of the Marie Curie Alumni Association Canada Chapter, where I presented a little bit about my background and what RESTORE is about.
6–7 January 2026: Great netowrking and plenty of knowledge exchange at the non-invasive neuromodulation workshop at the University of Nottingham.
9 December 2025: Exciting news! Our first preregistration is now available. Read about our plans in the Open Science Framework.
7 November 2025: Project RESTORE was presented through a lightning talk during the MCAA USA & Canada first regional meeting.
22 October 2025: Today, a two part TMS workshop was completed, delivered to the Department of Psychology team at UNR.
15 October 2025: As part of my training, today I completed a 10-day Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion training program, through Academic Impressions.
1 September 2025: It is official! Project RESTORE kicked-off today, starting with the 24-month outgoing phase at the University of Nevada, Reno.
31 March 2025: Through a collaboration between Western University and EURAXESS North America, today I presented a few tips for a successful MSCA postdoctoral fellowship. The 10-minute presentation is available on youtube.
8 December 2024: Some of our ideas that we plan to implement in RESTORE have been published in a Frontiers in Human Neuroscience perspective article.
13 February 2024: We are delighted to announce that project RESTORE has received a score of 100/100 and has been awarded the MSCA fellowship!
Phylactou P., Ester E. F., Papadatou-Pastou M., & Konstantinou N. (2026). Modulating corticospinal excitability with transcranial ultrasound stimulation: meta-analytic evidence of online and offline effects. Clinical Neurophysiology. [Publication Link]
Phylactou, P., Konstantinou, N., & Ester, E. (2026, March 4). Investigating early visual and parietal cortex contributions to visual working memory maintenance using psychophysical transcranial magnetic stimulation. OSF [Registration Link]
Phylactou, P., Holmes, N. P., Berryhill, M., Konstantinou, N., & Ester, E. (2025, December 9). Investigating early visual and parietal cortex contributions to visual working memory maintenance using psychophysical transcranial magnetic stimulation. OSF [Registration Link]
Lightning Talk: MCAA North America Meeting. [Presentation Link]
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion 101: A 10-Day Foundational Program. [Certificate]
My two cents for a successful MSCA-PF. [Recorded Presentation]
Phylactou P., Konstantinou N., & Ester E. F. (2024). Advancing working memory research through cortico-cortical transcranial magnetic stimulation. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. [Publication Link]